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Welcome to EdTechHustle
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My name is Rich, and today I'm going to show you how you can make AI work for you
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We're going to go to the website, QuestionWell. You can find it at questionwell.org
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This website is going to allow you to take any block of text
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and generate an endless supply of questions. Let's go ahead and get started
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You can log in at app.questionwell.org. Now you will need a Google account
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In order to create a login for the site that will allow you to generate questions
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Next, you just need to find a block of text on the topic that you want to generate questions about
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Now I have this website about how a bill becomes a law, but this could be a document, it could be a Google doc
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It can really be anything that you can copy and extract text from
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So what I'm going to do so I don't have to worry about copying and pasting text that I don't need
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is put this in reader mode, and I'm going to copy all of the text on the page
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Next, let me go ahead and go to QuestionWell. This is where I'm going to paste my text
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I'm also going to add the topic, the subject and the grade level
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From here I can select the language. In this case, I'm just going to keep it as English
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And at the bottom, if I want, I can add my own learning outcomes
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Of course, if I don't want to do this, QuestionWell is going to automatically do this for me
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So I'm just going to leave this blank. Now with the free version, you're limited to multiple choice questions
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but there are a few different question types as well if you upgrade to the paid version
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So I'm just going to go ahead and collect Generate Set. And in a few minutes
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QuestionWell is going to do all the hard work for me and generate some questions
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Okay, here we go. In just a few minutes, it was able to generate this breakdown
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It has 10 different questions. You can see the essential questions that correlate with each of the multiple choice questions
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You can also see some of the learning outcomes. And if you click on each learning outcome
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it's going to highlight the questions that it correlates to. Now I can edit any of these questions if I'd like
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I could also make a copy of that question and alter it just a little bit
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I have a lot of options. You'll notice that the answer is going to be bolded
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There's also an option for me to check the answer with a Google search
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But if these look good, I'm going to choose this option. I'm going to select all of those 10 questions
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that were generated. And I'm going to go over here to where it says Export
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This is where I have a lot of really cool options. So I can export this to whatever platform
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I'll be sharing this with students. So you can see it has everything from Kahoot
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Quizzes, Gimkit, Blookit, all the way down to Microsoft Word. And this is the option I'm going to be choosing
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So I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to click that option. Now it says, would you like to include the answers
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in the exported document? I'm going to say no. My download has started
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And here it is. You can see the questions are here along with the answers
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Of course, if I wanted to import this in any of those learning platforms
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I could do that or I could just hand out a bubble sheet if I wanted to, or just print this and pass it out
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So, so many options. The website is called QuestionWell. It's a great way to generate questions
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on any topic for a specific audience. So thank you so much for watching this video
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If you have any questions, leave them in the comment section below. ♪♪�
